Deporting millions of immigrants would shock the US economy, increasing housing, food and other prices
While immigrants without legal authorization make up about 5% of the U.S. workforce, these workers are concentrated in ...
Why Deporting Millions of Immigrants Would Shock the U.S. Economy and Raise Prices
The Trump administration is seeking $175 billion for mass deportations, which would be costly for American citizens and businesses.
Knauf Orbond: Innovative solution for reducing electromagnetic radiation
Children spend most of their day in educational settings, where equipment emits electromagnetic radiation, exposing them to ...
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Contractor continues to prepare site for $55.75 million Collective Training Officers Quarters Project at Fort McCoy as January 2025 begins
Work continues as 2025 begins by the contractor to prepare a large swath of the 1600 block on Fort McCoy’s cantonment area to construct the fiscal ...
Cleaning and Preventing Black Mold in the Bathroom
Black mold in the bathroom isn't just unsightly; it can also be a serious health hazard. Find out what steps to take to clean ...
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Research Corner: Lithium-Ion Battery Heat Release Rate and Explosion Hazards
Daniel Madrzykowski and Nathaniel Sauer provide the details of the Fire Safety Research Institute's testing that shed more ...
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26 Silent Signs That Your House Has a Serious Problem
That can be rotted away or torn, allowing water to work its way into the house along the pipe. With any of these problems, ...
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9 Ways To Transform Your Old Wall-Mounted Phone Jack
If you’re one of the more than 50 percent of homeowners who have opted out of landline service, chances are you still have at ...
Big construction job planned on John Street
The highest-value building permit issued by the City of Sault Ste. Marie in December was for $1.6 million in renovation work ...